... SPAIN- OPENING OF THE CORtES.-ROYAL SPREsscI MADRID, Nov;. 16.-This interesting day. has passed ovet very well, . and the Queen, the members-of the, two tstarflentos, and the people, all seempleased. Atan early ?? a-enues to the galleries of the Chamber of Procuradores wele croaded with well dressed peopleaand ladies of the highest rank, all anxious to obtain seats, in older to witness the ...

... 3iSA l.I;ITS Al SEA. Ilmiter, Alu rny, liecree for Blath utst, was wrecked tii >ep-t, On St. i'alld'S island. (Crewvsaved. 1 i t.s Nov. 411.-At Stifiikeey n topgallant quar. rr alb l pva picked tip, wtitl 1op,' in large yel- J h. loters, paitited ont it. r i ?? Nos. 13.-V\ivour, fromt Clasgow for Li- ; arp~l, ill lihere. Site sustained conaiderabie , i;e ni tlu Ii, it of lilte II ti. inst. ...

... JEREM1Y D1DDLERF Some time since,.a gentlemant of poliska exterior and manners, handsome, well made, and'about 25 or 26 years of age, arrrived at the York Hotel, followed by a servant in livery, He ordered elegant apartments, lived in high syle~,dr~nk champagne and the most expensive wines, of which lhe was atperfect connoisseur, every day. ike, however, gave no name, never wept out in the day ...

... PRIVATE COR R ESPONDENCE. PARIS, Nov. troM Om cult OW.N CO-tiItsIrONDENT.1 There is a spec'ies of politicians in France, of which we have neither idea nor examipie in England-mn swho are neither ministcrs nor deputies, wvho represent no iuterest, and are acknowledged by no parts, and vet they contrive by actii it, and assumption, and be Ilmioii t what we should call impertirnence, to play a ...

... CIJtRacn-RATEs.-In, your laist paper; under the article, Hurst- perpoint, I find some poited refmarks on the conduct of certain individuals who 'absented thedtsalves from a oteeting which took place on the l9th instant, for the purposeof making a cbirch-rate. The above article charged the I'eformers with dastardly conduct, apathy, &c. (ratherstrorig terms), fr-nm which. it appears you were ...

... MULTUAT IN PAilVO. 'h'o Wesleyan Association lmcld a very n elilrouis alnd aitjtated tneetittg in ?? ChIapel Dfover- toad, Lonidon, on Wednesday evenhingsettitigit ; III. ?? i a the chair; alr. -lleeketoMr. inti :g l an Ali'r. 4taitilvy were tho principal ?? g tite now flitale associations in Bostoit, is coto to ho eatitled, ?? The 1tlti;-,Young6-MaI e n's-st;Indiiig-:Ittl-tI e (lthurch-dloor ...

... Monlroilic. The Jupiter (%viih Lord Aucklial, ?? 6overior- Cenerll of India on loaird) arrived ait Al aoira, ol tile 1Wth October from Spiteidel. ANiRi DiAFilUl 1 CoA U It Ilia AjCIDIX'I'.-An exlplosion took place at foiur o&clock oin l Thuroday af- terlotis in B3ur doen Altii ( ollierv, at the head of North Sliells, by whielhl II pi;.olist tleiir lives. Every ?? witls ?? lmulut1 bv tile ...

... 'TEACHI1ERIS' I'ERSONAL CIIARACTEIR. - I . . . 1 _ l I Is8 ill itch lils ?? snid within a few yea iby irritors !cC oil the subject of' educa tion, in this coun try, oil the I desirablenests of raising the business of tceahing, to the I hle rank of it icained Plosstioiii TIhere it but one way Of cluing thlis, and that i;, raising tite persoallt cliar-ac- tern ani tanill of too chers ...

... T7IE LAT'E MELANC('J l' lIRE AT i IlA TIIj'E/.I)- i( t;USE.' I I (I ft . Irt, Ryt'ron's.-'T'le toils t~ov g li, tueI Ie piiII I tic I I' of teitfiaove c to c ho~'iily OC('iti'leip, 0s collectedf lp) tule Rev. A I. PVC Ie, ( 'I Iap I ?? to ?? A riii'qeS.4 ci Sa Ii~llI)tIry. Thiey potty beivitedtt ott Lis tint ait'i'iptc stateiiictit et' scts,. . t ecliltout' will fist ocloik tito fenpit'tle ...

... MIsH CL.ERGY. fie to '1's tile Ediitor oe/ the Reeard,. .-d, Sill 'iWhatc Ver it is intiended to do for thle Irish It'. clergy ouglt to be promptly dlone. Since I wrote to iig 1ou 0n tlie s0hjc~t, I1 tave received, both orally and tly miii letter, pieleitig details of thle privations mititele ed whc ninnjy of tltcso devoted teen arc silentlyssig tO- f site, u. 11111 of exemiplatry piety, whose ...

... CHiCHESrER. Nine hundred pounds more are to be expended in additions,. alterations, &c., of the West llampnett Union Poor-house. Ti'he- contract has been entered into with a builder of this city. A part of the garden is to be taken off for a burial-ground which wilt be consecrated for that purpose by the Bishop without delay. The chaplain, who is, appointed at £30 a year, will bury the poor ...

... REGTIV l-OQNUM THE3REVrW: I PATRICK. Tni' WVhrg d of .ycstei'day contains nearly a' eolunrn of animnadveraions on the letter of the Rev. W. B. Kirkpratrick, which we Jpblished on Friday, and w'hich'was so teriperirte- ly expressed as scarcely' to leave room for comments of a hostile nature. Our contemporary, however; his profess- edly avoided ite main snbject at issue, and has contented ...